From the Northwood School District Clerk

The following positions are open for the March school district elections:

School Board Member: 3 year- 1 position

The filing dates for the above vacancy is January 25, 2023 to February 3, 2023, 5 P.M. 

Anyone interested in running for this position, please contact the School District Clerk at 

Email: [email protected] or by phone

603-234-8609 or leave a message at the school.

Thank you

Penny Hampl

Northwood School District Clerk

Homework Builds Many Skills!

Happy New Year Northwood Community!

With the holidays now behind us, students here at NWS will begin participating in their mid-year NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association) assessments early next week.  These exercises and activities help to provide insight to the learning paths of their academic journeys.  As such, parents often ask how they can assist their children in both growth and consistency when it comes to learning new concepts and reinforcing ideas that have already been introduced.  One critical way, as research has shown, is to be actively involved in encouraging and assisting in the homework completion process while children are at home.  The benefits of homework permeate many areas of development and go well beyond just academics and student growth!  In fact, consistent homework has been known to teach skills ranging from time management to increased self-esteem and confidence.  Check out this short, but fabulous article on more benefits and how you can help support your child and their growth!  Have a great weekend! 



Mr. Ling

From the Library

The library is looking to restock its supply of makerspace/craft supplies, and will also be collaborating with the art class on some upcoming projects.

Please help us by sending in shoeboxes, toilet paper/paper towel tubes, old magazines, styrofoam pieces, egg cartons, fabric remnants, wallpaper/scrapbook paper, small recyclable plastic containers (rinsed out/cleaned please), and other small elements like plastic toys, Christmas ornaments, game pieces from discarded board games, etc.

Craft supplies like pipe cleaners and scrapbook paper are also welcome.

We like to offer our students a lot of options for STEM activities and creative projects and donations help us with this endeavor. Thank you!

Ms. Mawn

News from Kindergarten

The kindergarteners are busy learning their nursery rhymes. This week we focused on Old King Cole and Humpty Dumpty. Our addition math unit just ended and we are very excited to start subtraction next week! 

Guest Teachers Needed

If you are interested in being a guest teacher (also known as a substitute teacher), please apply at this link. The pay is $100 a day and you get to work with great kids and great staff! Please contact Ms. Roy or Ms. Young with any questions.

January 13 - 6-8 Dance, 6:30 - 8:30

January 16 - MLK/Civil Rights Day - no school

January 18 - School Board meeting, 6:30

February 1 - School Board meeting, 6:30

Please see the athletics calendar for information regarding games.